U.S. Winter Wheat Crop Rated 44% Good to Excellent

The USDA's first condition rating for the 2027 U.S. winter wheat crop shows 44% of the crop in good to excellent condition, slightly below the first rating issued for the previous year's crop.

Chicago Close: Heavy Losses for Soybeans

Soybean futures suffered solid losses on Monday, pressured by continued fund selling, weaker energy markets and expectations for another large U.S. crop.

Global Agricultural Support Jumps; OECD Warns of Market Distortions

Government support for agriculture has climbed to a record high, but much of the assistance continues to distort markets and trade rather than strengthen the sector's ability to withstand future challenges, according to a ...

ICE Close: Crude Rally Offers Support

Canola futures ended modestly higher on Friday, snapping a three-session losing streak as strength in global vegetable oil markets and a sharp rebound in crude oil prices provided support.

Chicago Close: Small Losses to End Week

Corn and soybean futures ended mostly lower on Friday, with ongoing harvest pressure, speculative selling and month-end positioning weighing on the markets.

Final Alberta Crop Report Puts Harvest at 97% Complete

Saskatchewan to Resume Agricultural Crown Land Lease Auctions in November

Saskatchewan is introducing a new system for allocating agricultural Crown land leases, with online auctions set to begin Nov. 9.

Map: Open Fall Makes for Rapid Ontario Harvest Progress

ICE Close: Crude, Loonie Weigh on Canola

Canola futures finished lower Thursday, pressured in part by weaker crude oil prices and a firmer Canadian dollar.

Chicago Close: Wheat Up on Strong Export Sales

Wheat futures moved higher Thursday, supported by surprisingly strong weekly export sales and bargain buying following recent declines, while corn posted small losses and soybeans ended mixed.

DON Levels Higher in 2026 Ontario Corn Crop but Well below 2018 Peak

Testing has revealed higher levels of deoxynivalenol (DON) in Ontario's 2026 corn crop compared to recent years, although contamination remains well below the extreme levels recorded in 2018.

World Bank Forecasts Higher Grain and Oilseed Prices Through 2027

Global grain and oilseed prices are expected to climb sharply this year and continue rising in 2027, driven by tightening supplies, adverse weather, strong biofuel demand, and disruptions to Black Sea trade.

P&H Begins Construction of New Grain Silos at Port of Quebec

Parrish & Heimbecker (P&H) has begun construction of two new grain storage silos at its Port of Quebec terminal, part of a broader effort to strengthen the company's grain handling and export capabilities.